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(jjir saoiitjjtm |jfrali. liHfta, ISM. Yu AnrsßTiftßkt. —All klurUMmeau, to •n>ur« publication in the next issue, sboold banded in l»y 6 o'clock. To oi k City Si'bscribkr» Desiring to liate onr earners aUend to their duties with prompts*** and regularity, we weald take it M a favor if tbo** who fail to have their papers left, weald notify aa at once. Dabby’s Prophylactic Fluid.—Dar by’s Fl*id is DOW acknowledged on* of tk« greatest dentriftee* of the age. It acts like , charm on the teeth, and is, undoubtedly, the r rry belt preparation for rendering pure •ad Ireah the moat offensive breath. Our enterprising friend, Dr. N. B. Drewry, in tense us that he has just received a large supply- We need only state the fact. Tiik Wkathkk.—lt rained, off and on, pretty much the whole of last Sabbath, and the preceding night—continuing cloudy through the greater portion of yesterday. The equinox is heralding its coming. A fire occurred in Atlanta, on last Satur day—ssys the Intelligencer of the dny after (Sunday)—destroying “a row of wooden buildings on Marietta street adjoining the storo of Messrs. Ziromertuao A Verdery.” The Intelligencer makes no itemisinga of Ihe lueses by which to get at, any ways ac curately, the damages, individual or aggre gate. Tbe lost, however, we infer, was not se rious—most of it being covered by insurance. Totally lunoked. —There were two men in the so-called “ Loyal ” Convention that assembled in Philadelphia on the 3rd instant, who, outspokenly, were not in favor of hanging Jefferson Davis, at least, as one of them said, “untill fuund guilty.” In the other Convention, the one that assembled at (he same place, on the 14th of August, there were doubtless more than two, but we are not authorized to say all, Mr. Raymond be ing recollected—that were not willing to see our beloved quondam Chief Magistrate sus pended to the ignominous gallows: but in saying this much, we have to infer it, as in the published proceedings of that body, not a word, not a syllabic, is there that whisper fngly tells there is such a man as Jefferson Davis in the universe. How that white-livered Raymond must have chuekelcd as he felt and knew he, the Da vis-hater, and Davis-calumniator, was the master ruling spirit of that vast assemblage The Southern Herald We take shame to ourself lor not hav ing heretofore extended the customary journalistic greeting to this new member ol the Hkouoia press. The S>mth< nt //< rahl, then, is a daily, published at Griffin, by Vvktin A Kaoan, and has D. N. Mar tin-, K-<| , and Dr. M. Dk* vksport for its editors. It is the ottieial city and county paper, and its subscription price is 8G per annum. So much tor business. As to its jiolities, it is a straight-out, stiff-backed, square up in the stirrups sort of paper, that seeius to say just what it thinks and mana ges testy it Well. Ky way of illustrating the assertion we have clipp'd its leader of the 11th inst., and with the extension of the custom try right hand, introduce the Grijfiii U'rnhi as one that can speak for itself. — An yn»U> ('"nxtttnti.'nmli*t, 13 ill. Information Wantkd. —Of the where abouts of John Dunning, aged about twenty five yoars, of medium size. He was one of two sons of Mrs. I tunning, an old lady living in Hnutingdon, Tennessee. Both sons were in the Confederate army, and made good soldiers—one was killed, and the other, John, returned home after the war, and re mained until August 18Go, when he left, with the intention of looking out a more comfortable home for his aged mother. Ife was expected to return in two weeks, but no tidings have been heard from him since, ex cept that he was in this place for a few days after leaving home. lie left here, but no one knows where he went to. llis mother is in great trouble about him, and will be thankful for any information as to his fate. Address her at Huntingdon, Tennessee. — Heaf Tenn. Whig. VH~ Some years ago a young man, hold ing a subordinate position in the East India service, twice attempted to deprive himself of life by snapping a loaded bistol at his head. Kach time the pistol missed fire. A friend entered his room shortly afterward, and he requested him to fire it out at the window ; it then went off witdout any diffi culty. Satisfied thus that the weapon had been duly primed and loaded, the young man sprang up, exclaiming, “I must be pre served for something great, and from that moment tjare up the idea of suicide, which had for some time previous been uppermost tb his thoughts. That young mau after ward became Lord Clive. Aricines.—There was a suicidal mania in I'ew York on the 11th. Harry Claik, plio tographer on Broadway, poisoned himself db account of his jealousy of a courtesan. Bernard Conroy/tailor,'Hew out his brains a fit of delirium tr’drrtette. Pereise, an Italian, leaped out of a secdhd-'storv win dow. Mary Smith jumped'into Hast River. Several other attempts were made the same day. Love and liquor were the causes. A female school teacher, in her adver tisement, stated that she was “complete mistress of her own tongue.” If that’s the esse, said a caustic old baribdlor, ‘'she can’t ssk too much for her services.” From the ItfcbnVAnd'lJjhmijWer Mth. Jefferson Davis should be released. It is folly to talk of his trial. Ndbotfy khows bet ter than Andrew Johnson that there is to be no trial. The Radical scheme is to confine •he prisoner without warrant of law’or expe diency (only through malice) until lie dies. Does the President approve of this 1 ? Will he be a tacit accomplice in this' atrocious murder ? We hear him ever and anon de nounce Jefferson Davis as a traitor; but we beg t» tell him that, if Mr. Davis is a traitor; there is not a decent person in the South who does'n'»t accept the epithet for liimself. If Mr. Johnson wants perfect peace let, him liberate our representative. The South feels abused and nwMreated in the pres vaetj'of'Mr. Davis, • the greatest t JUDGEMENT OF THE SEASON aT . MRS. TATLiOH’* MULDTEET EMPORIUM /H»NTEMPLATIS(i a rad teal rKang- in bust V new th« coming season, the Undersigned offer* lor the wit Fit ICTY or FIFTY DAYS. • LAKQR. FRESH and FASHIONABLE STUCK of MiUinrry and Fancy Goad*. at prieea that will astonish the most ioeredtibms. We attempt no humbujr. but the good* ML>T and WILL ba auld at nocne price, a portion of tbc stuck AT LESS THAN COST. A great inducement will ba offered to any with iug to make a good baiL Call aooa, aa die beM chances are first taken. ft. ft. TAYLOR. Agent, at Ladies' Store. Oriffln, July la t Hite-St SUFFIX SHOE STORE, pto PATRICK & BEQ KKET on hand at all time* a line assortment of Men aud I toy s’ BUST HOME M ADE SHOES! all sites, manufactured and warranted by them. They have, aud always Veep in itore for eale a fine article of RI’SSFriT, Kll* snd COUNTRY SOLE LKaTIIKU. JOR WORK AND REPAIRING put up to order and warranted. or Patik t A Ban. pay the liigheat mar Vet price in caah or barter for (ireen and Dry Hides, fallow and Beeswax. eep4-lf LITTLE, SUITE & 00., Manufacturers and dealers in SAHDLKS AM) HARXF.SS, CA RRIA UK MA 7 KUIAL, shoe nxnisas, «mi Saddlery. Harness, Hardware. Leather of all kinds, Machine Belting, Trunks. Traveling Sat chela, and Wagon Harness of all kinds. Harness made to order. lot CHERRY STREET, Macon - - Georgia. sepH—Sin Something New undhh the sun A NEW HR A IN MEDICINE I Of' Let the suffering and diseased rend the following. Let nil wlm have licoti given up by Doctor and spoken of as incurable, read the following. Let all who can In-lieve facts and ean Late faith in evidence, read the followinir. A nmr #f// /nr/i hy th-M. That on till., the Tw culic'li da\ of June, in llie year of our laird One Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty six, personally came Joseph liny-dock In mV. know n as such, and being duly sworn, depo-ed as follows: That he is the sole general agent for the United Slates, and dependencies thereof, for preparations or medicine* known as M 0.011:1- I'lLte and S«i.vk. and that the following certiti cates are veilmlim copies to the best of his know l edge and belief. JAXH’-S SXII'.ITIiE, [LS] Notary I’lihlie, Wall street New York. June 1, 1 Stiit. Du. M.»(.tiii:i.: —l take my pen to write you "f my great relief, and that the awful pain in my side lias left tne at last—thanks to your medicine. Oh, doctor, how thankful I am that I can get some sleep.—l can never write it enough, I thank you again and again, and am sure that vou are really the friend of all snlferrers. I could not help writing to you, and hope you will not take it amiss. JAMES MYERS, 116 Avenue D. Tliis* istu certify that I waa discharged from the army with Chronic Pinrrhtna, and have been cured by Pr. Msggiel’s I’ills. WILSON HARVKV, N. Y. April 7, 18BG 27 I’itt street. Tile follow ing is an interesting eit«« of a mini ! employed in an iron Foundry, w ho, in pouring ) melted iron into a flask that was dump and wet. j caused an explosion. The melted iron was thrown | atSiund and on him in a perfect shower, and lie was burnt dreadfully The following certifi. at. | was given to me by him about eight w eeks after j the accident. New York, Jan. H.lSftG. >ly name is Jacob Hardy; 1 am an Iron F<>un | Jer; 1 was badly burnt by hot iron in November laat; tny Iwirna healed, but I bad a running sore on my leg that, would not heal; I tried Maggiel't Salve, and it cured mein a few weeks. This is all true and any body can now see me at Jackson’s Iron Works, 2nd Areuue. J. riARI>Y', 119 Goerriek street. Extracts from Various Letters. “I bad lid appetite; Maggiel’s Pills gave me a hearty one.” “Your l’ills are marvelous." "I send for another t>ox, and keep them in the house,” “Dr. Maggiel lias cured my headache that, was chronic.” “1 gave half of one of your pills to mv bn be for cholera morbus. The dear little tlifng got well in a day." “My nausea of a morning is now cured.” “Your box of Maggiel’s Salve cured roe of noises in the head. 1 rubbed some of your Salve behind roy ears and the noise left” “Send me two boxes 1 want one for a jioor family." “I enclose a dollar ; your price is 25 cents, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar.” “Send me lire ) sixes of your pilla” “Let me have three boxes of your Salve by re turn mail.” I HAVE OVER 200 SUCH TESTIMONIALS as this, but want of spaee compel* me to eonclude J. MAGGIE!,, M. D. MAGGIEL’S PILLS AND SALVE ! Notioic.—None genuine without the engraved trade mark around each pot or box, signed by I Dr. J. Maggie!, 11 J’ine street, New York, to | counterfeit which is felony.. •i Sold by all respectable dealers in Medicines in the United. States and Canada—at 25 cent* per jb*x or pot, sept-lyr J. T. /ENkINS & CO., \V II O L ESA I. K D R I’G.G IST S , VND Dealers in Faints, Oils, Window Glass, Chemicals, Chemical Apparatus, Stationary. Patent Medicines nnd a complete assortment of FANCY AND TOILET ARTICLES. ALAIt AM >T VTf.ANTA, G.C I'- lM 5. GROCERIES SG. H K)0 ** rs,,El ‘* rrim '' ‘a SACKS OiFFKK, BARRELS SIT.AR, A B and C. Fm sale by * SALMONS A WARD, Atlanta, (is *HM) ,h *' I>RIKI’,,KW -4-(K) lb * hEKF TOX<a Ks> Kor sale by a A I.MoNS A H ARD. Atlanta, (is. )0 ,!AUHKI> S"* 1 ** -•y BUNKS CANDLES, KEGs POWDER, For sale by SALMONS A WARD, a Atlanta, (ia. _ BAI.ES PRIME TIMOTHY HAY. DOCK* OYftTEHft, )0 KKRS ASynuTFT> xA,rs- Fbr sal* by * 1 Ajj SALMONS A WARD. ! Atlsnfa. (Is. «/ Just Received. 2“ 1111DS. CLEAR SIDES, XO Tierces Choice Rib Sides, »t •• Shoulder., lo “ Sugar Cured llant«, 2'st Bids Steep'dne and Extra Enmity Flour, XtHHI Bushels Corn, 15 Sacks (toffee, fto Barrel* A U and C Sugar, Sou Dried Be-f, So Barred* Syrup, ltrV Socks Virginia Salt, So Kbit. Virginia Salt. SALMON’S A WARD, We have removed to LYNCH’S (iItAMTE FRONT IIIJK'K, corner W’hitelltll and Alabama *lreel*. where we are prepared to sens custom, ers, as we have a large stock of Groceries, Provisions &c., And onr house lieing of large capacity, and con veniently located, I* well suited for the storage ol goods. salmons ,v ward, Cmuniisrlon Merchants, Corner of Whitehall and Alabama Streets. June iTI Atlanta, (ia. WAR DECLARED! IBB' EUROPE, JOHN H, WHITE & CO., Propose to sell their entire Stock of <i< M IDS at greatly TtFnrcFo ritrcF.s I'util the first of September next. If you want TSARGAINS, now is the time, and John 11. While & Cos., is the place to pet them. Call soon or the chances may a 1 be taken. •« #;iv noon Now in TRANSIT!' will be included in the proposed reduced rates. Come and satisfy yourselves. Griffin, Ga., July 5-ts GREAT” INDUCEMENT! We respect fully invite the attention of all per sons who desire to purchase Goods at prices sur passingly low, to our stork of SP«I.UA.\I) SI;IIEI (HODS. TO THE LADIES, We offer a Beautiful and Fashionable selection of I .aw ns, I’ackalls, French Jackonets, Mozambique*. Foulards, Calicos, etc. Also, a large assortment of White Goods, such as Jaeonet, Swiss and Or gandie Muslins. Nankiwsik. l’lain and Striped Em broideries of all descriptions, with a large variety of other Useful and Fancy articles. THE GENTLEMEN Will find a Superior Stork of the I attest and roost Fashionable Styles of READY - MADE CLOTHING, Together with French nnd Scotch Cnwimere*. Dahlia Cloth*, and evejy other article of Furnish* j ing Goods necessary to compute their Wardrobe. | U«?ides, our STOCK or JYOTJO.YS, \ Consisting in part, of Hosiery, Gloves, Handker chiefs, I-aces. Linen and Jaconet Edg'ng and In serting. Hair Brushes, Toilet Articles, Ac., are un surpassed. In addition to the above, we offer a large as'srot ment of BOOTS, SIIOFB and DOMESTIC’S, from the beet manufactories in operation. All of the above articles will be sold at a small advance upon prime cost. We can assure the public that our goods were purchased for Cash, upon as good terms ns they can be bought, and we are determined to sell as sow as any other lwiuse in Griffin. We will be pleased to show our assort ment to purchashsrs, feeling confident in our abili ty to give satisfaction to even the inoet fastidious. LOEWF.NBTEIN & PFEIFER Griffin, Ga., April 19, 1366. ts 1 I ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. GEORGIA —Spaloiko Ciutstv.—By virtue of ai) order freuw the Lou it of Ordinary of said County wrtl he arid lor fore the Court House I door in said County, between the usual hours of ! sale, on thre first Tt , F>DA Y in Novemlier next, j eighty ->ix acre, ot i iin! bit number eleven, (No 111 1 hud District ol original iy Henry,now Spabl iug county, nine miles north- vest of Grilfin, ad joining the lands of J. 11. Starr, Robb Andrews, and samucl K. Klder, the same being sold as the estate ol W D. Starr, deceased for the benefit of ;In In **—.*.v.sl -reditora. II M. STARR, • -•p1 Adm'r estate of W. 1». -tarr, deed. DANIEL to RUCKER, i G ' GENERAL R O-rooors, Produo© 0 AND G Commission Merchants, E FAltn \R"S OlJ> STAND, R HILL ST., UHIFFIN,UA. $ We wpl soon receive large areesaion# t* <>Or •Ireodr epleadid Stork. Cotue and tee ne at (he late tiand of the UI'NNIMiH AMU. We gsurantee univertsl saliefactbm to our customer* May 2t, 1»66-tf JoimsMs k Gordon, BXTKMYE TRADE SALE, PRICES DOWN TO SI IT THE TIMES! 2o ldttNKS GROUND I’KITKR, &(Ht BBLS. FLOUR, nil tirade*, 60 BIILS. SUGAR, all tirades. OIL, OIL, OIL, OIL, OIL, OIL! EXTENSIVE DEPOT. Any quantity furnished at price* so cheap as to guarantee ever, familv to buy a Barrel. Cheaper than Caudles or Woolf. 2inio SACKS COHN, 2ft HMDS,BACON. »i TIKHCteA LAUD, Hi BA BULLS WHITE BEANS, •J(| SACKS COFFEE, GREEN ANI) BLACK TEA, fin Bid*. NEW CHOP N. o. MoLAsses, 20 Boxes CANDLES, frill Bids, and Boxes CRACKERS, all sorts, ].». Boxes PICKLES, all kinds, lo Bbls. PICKLES. Cucumber*, 2i» BOXES RAISINS, Almond., Brazil Nul*, Pecans, Walnuts Ac. CAN I »IIS, nil sorts. .Vmi |J>a. Black Pepper, (linger Spice Ac. Common Starch, Pearl starch, Maizeua. latrge STOCK OK I.KJI t 'its. To be Imrt4-red for Produce, Cotton or Lard. In but any tiling you may need can be found nt our House, kail *«on at Johnsons a Gordon, maylO-.iiiil Alt.ban m St, Atlanta, (ia. I EUREKA OIL, ITk* Oremteat Discovery of the Age! The Suffering Public will be glad to know that G. W.CROFT’S EUREKA OIL HAS l>ep»i wrested from oblivion by a company of obilanthropic gentlemen. an<l At an in> mense outlay of capital, ha* heen placed be fore the people. We do not claim it tone a cure all, like Home of the noetruniA of tin* day are said to be; but we do say that it poMe»!*eA a<!\ ntitangea over any other Known eomjKiund for the cure of in Hamm at or v and I’leerativ e disease* and ah an ‘Alleviatoi of I'ain. It will not only alleviate, but will cure a vaat majority of the following di*eate«, such a* loHaniation and ricerafiou «*f the Thrirtt, Stointu h. and Iloicrl*, <’«'>' "/<•"» Led llymtrry (or E!»r) biarrk<ta, "Men," Jjiptkrria. Inflammatory Jih'ttmattxm ; and is nlso an inval liable remedy for Scnralyia, Vkrtt of any kiwi (not malignant.) Ernptiona, Bnrnt, Sraldt, Braun, ChU, Bonr-Erllunt, Srollen (Jlandi, Sure Ayes, Ear nnd 7'ioth Achrt, Spinal Aret ion m, Ac. And in Conjkt, we challenge the world for its equal. I Irdinary coughs it rill rare. In Fulmoncry Cou sutnjitiun, Asthma, and Bronchilis it is the best palliative known! The Superintendent of this Company is a Grad uate of the Medical College of Nashville; and from long experience in Ins profession, and a good knowledge of Chemistry, lie has been inf tutted with the selection us chemicals for the manufac ture of the medicine, and has been and w ill be -areful to select the very finest materials to l>e found iii either foreign or home laarketa, and wr are satisfied that the article we drr now putting up excels any forncr article of the same kind for purity of chemicals, and must be more ertica.Wnwu We place tbe “ Faints Oft " before the world, and upon its merits'or detWerits it most rir'ur/all. lint we know if the peoyle will try it, they will Ire wore Ikon r—y tis rtf. For sale by all the principal Itruggists every wheie throughout the country. <Vnt|>»uiided by G. W. Cnorv. the original manufacturer, for li e F.ureka Oil Manufacturing Company at Atlanta, Ga Price at refiril $1.25 per Little. Liberal deduc tions made to the trade. M. A. SHACKELFORD, M. D„ sopertendcut For sale Vv N. 11. PKKWRY <1 CO., Itruggists. I Last side Hill *ti>et, Griffin. Ga Store House For Sale. STILWEI.I. A BKFKS expect to remove to the Store now occupied by J. 11. White * now offer for sale the Store House occupied by them. It is eo»»idered*by many the best stand in the city excepting the one we go to, Iwtng acorn i er House, 00 feet long, with a fine basement story. Tins property win bring 20 percent interest on [ ibe price | will take for It, I also Jiave three Dwelling Houses (or sale. \ jalylfitf J. A. BUFFS. « 1 . SCHOOL NOTICE. rpilK iiioiervigiiej pr<»ptt«ot* to «*pen a School in ‘ A The buiiliiig known a-* Kn<*tt’» An • #;?!»,. T- .-d.” from * fi. i’ll) *1 »! K Mt.H <tw TIIK MAX WHO FAII.H TO BTY WIIKKK TIIK I»k»T HAUGAIX CAN BE HAP, IS IX THE VEBT N ATT It* »)f THE CASK EITHER NEGLIGENT IGNORANT, OR CAHKLKSB. THE QUESTION: WHERE CAN THESE BARGAINS BE EOI ND? TRY *fltE NEW FIRM OF Who offer their best Service*, with ■ LARGE aaff ENTIRELY NEW BTOCK es : FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODSj Among which they ewwenret* Ledie*' Urea* Oottdi ia every variety. GUF.NADrXEP, KII.LAUD6 HUNTS, LAW XU, MUSLINS, fAOKALB, riJENCII JACONETS, _ MOEAMBigUKB, t "deed everything that tbe moat faatidioaa coald deairw. WHITE GOODH, J AC’< )N ET, SWISS, oIIGANIHES. NANS< »)KS. LONG CLOTHS, iUISIJ LINENS, LINEN LAWNS, C< fITON A- Linen DlAl’EliS. FllKFrn.\(iKtk Sliirttojja. Eteperial attention ia railed Jo the Stock of LACE POINTS, and LACK GOODS generally, in EMIIROIPERIES they cannot be kurpvicd. The chdtea* T»- riety of FANE! GOODS and A ANKER NOTIONS, forbids even a partial *nuteefatiow. Tn their department devoted to GENTLEMENS’ WEAR, Thry take crpeciel pride Wlicvlng tw they do. that they offer • atock far atinerior, in' jK)int ol JdK, (Jt AlilTY and Qt ANTITV to any ever before opened in Grifia. la BOOTS ANl> SHOES, lor the Million, wc simply throw nuraelve* in (he front, a* second to none, either in I’rice, (Quality, Style, or any othei particular. Tho I*atlic» especially are solicited tots auti tic our stock ol Silt IKS, as we claim to have auperiorty in that line. ('onuccted as we urc with the largest lioures in this section—with a New York whuW* «ale house to represent our interest in purchases—buying aa we do fur cash, and Intending to Become Permanent In Griffin, we think that the trading public will readily see that we have not only the AlllLl'l \ but the DISI*OSTTTON and INTENTION to sell goods upon sueh terms m cannot fail to give satisfaction. Remember Bcheu6nnan, Bro. 4k Diiel, At tlieii Store, West sitlc Hill street, North of Becks A Stillwell, and opposite G. 11. .luhnson s Hardware afore —better known as HCtIKI'EKMAN’B OLD STAND. June 2ft, lfttiti-tf W. H. G, MICKELBERRV WITH ■III L IBM k a, HCtUi MICKEtBEm * 00., OFFER FOR SALE AT PIUt’K*SFITAHLKTO THKTIMUs Rio Coffee, Sugar from 16 to 26 ct«., per lb., Mackerel, in bbli.ll-Se, l-4e and Kite A LARGE LOT OF CROCKERY, HARDWARE, *AIIeF, . KNIVES and FORK*, II AND SHOVEtsDand TONGS, ANDIRONS, CHOI* AXES, SAD IRONS, CIIISKLS, DCTTS .nd SCREWS, I R ACK CHAINS lira** KITTLKB, I’AD LOOKS, SKILLETS, ADDERS, OVENS, POTS, K*TC. HttttOW WARE, RRABB HOOPED BUCKETS, CHURNS BROOMS FAINTED BUCKETS, TUBS, £e., to., ike. CORN", CORN TVm AT. AND FLOUR. BACON &e. ! ,Asft ., . v SIfIAULDERS, SIDES, •OtaU LIVERPOOL gALT, CANE SYRUP, CUBA MOtr'ASBES, UK) Sacks > IHGINIA SALT, Bunches SYVIFTS and AI/N>VT Factory THREAD. LARGE LOT of A, H/and 0 SUGARS WANTED. Bushel- of WHEAT Jcliyercd in pood Merchantable order, TV Kighett mark et price paid for BACON, LARD, CORN, .MEAL, I LOUR, PEAS, &c., Ac., Ac. S>nthern Bank Notea, Gold A Silrer received for any of the above articles at their market raluc. , „ ono. b. B'mMficßiß «*> 06. J ine 21, l c o*. - tin SUCCESSORS OF